United States, 'Pro Prao' Chanetti Wannasan wants to do her best on the last day after finishing Day 3 as the sole leader of the Dana Open golf tournament in the United States.The LPGA Tour golf tournament, Dana Open in the United States, ended on the 3rd day. "Pro Praw" Chanettee Wannasan, a 20-year-old Thai female golfer ranked 43rd in the world, exploded in form, adding 5 under par, with a total score of 16 under par 197, becoming the sole leader, leading Ryu Hae-ran from South Korea, who scored 13 under par, 3 strokes ahead. Meanwhile, "Pro Meow" Pajaree Anannarukarn had 8 under par, in joint 12th place, "Pro Jasmine" Thidapha Suwannapura had 7 under par, in joint 18th place, while "Pro Sim" Natthakrita Wongthaveelap, "Pro Wan" Jaravee Boonjan, and "Pro Jan" Wichanee Meechai were in joint 40th place with a total score of 3 under par 210."Pro Prao" Chanetti gave an interview after the end of Day 3 that she likes not to think about the results because she doesn't want to be stressed about tomorrow. She wants to focus on the present and not think about the future at all.Source: Thai News Agency